Lot 2332
Great Britain. Silver Crown, 1750. George II. Old laureate bust. S-3690. Edge not readable in the slab. Plain fields in the angles of the reverse shield. An attractive coin, unusually so, despite light hairlines beneath its handsome golden gray toning. Also to be seen are remnants of lacquer, which is easily removed if so desired. The strike is unusually sharp, with even the highest points of the king's long wig well defined, and a lot of crispness of detail in the reverse shield. A rare type in quite a presentable condition. NGC graded MS-62.
Estimated Value $4,750 - 5,250.
The Cheshire Collection.
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